Orion Motor Tech 3" 4" 6" 3-Jaw Gear Puller Set for Removal of Bearings Pulleys Flywheels

$ 23.99

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Based on 291 ratings

Easy to use

8.48

Value for money

8.18

Versatility

7.36

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Product Description

A universal removal tool set, this 3-jaw set works with a wrench, ratchet, or spanner to remove even rusted parts easily and safely using the even distribution of force -- making it even safer and more effective.

A professional or home tool kit that includes three different puller sizes to fit most applications a 3 inch gear puller, a 2 inch gear puller, and a 10 mm gear puller. A maximum reach of 3" and a reach of 3". Puller with a reach of 3 inches and a maximum length of 4 inches spread of 4 inches. A 6 inch gear puller can pull a 4, and a 6 inch gear puller pulls a 6. A reach of 7 inches and a max reach of 6 inches. There are many.

Each of the three 3-jaw gear and bearing pullers can be reversed, making it possible to pull parts from either inside or outside, depending on the situation.

For maximum strength, all parts are made with 45# carbon steel that has been heat-treated for superior In order to provide superior corrosion resistance and long service life, the jaws are galvanized and the central screw is coated with black oxide.

With OMT's warranty and friendly customer service, you can rest easy knowing that these gear pullers are not only made with durable material and carefully engineered, but also backed by a warranty.

Questions & Answers

Is this going to pull the bearings off a shop smith?

Old shopsmiths had three sizes, but I'm not sure how much information I can gather from them. There is a little bit of thick mating material on the jaws about 1/4", so if you can get clearance from behind and that there is a center point to push away from, you can do it. A fly landed on my head and I didn't know how to get it off The jaws clipped onto the back of the wheel that was very close to the engine. But I managed to slip behind it well enough to catch There is a way to change the jaws to pull from the inside and the outside of the unit. I'm not sure how helpful this will be.

What kind of carrying case is provided with the product?

The answer is no. The box it came in has a sturdy construction, and I store it in there.

Selected User Reviews For Orion Motor Tech 3" 4" 6" 3-Jaw Gear Puller Set for Removal of Bearings Pulleys Flywheels

Is the axle shaft of your snowblower rusted to the hubs? Here's the first thing you need to read

5/5

My 1980 Ariens ST524 24" snowblower had a 4" one and I used it to *almost* remove a wheel hub from the axle. In other words, the hub of that axle was completely corroded. I urge anyone reading this who does not have the grease or antiseize applied to this area of ANY piece of equipment to run out there right now and do so. Rather than destroying it, this might be the 1st thing you should try if the hub is seized on there. I accidentally mushroomed both ends of the axle by pounding the area with a 3 pound hammer and PB blaster, resulting in small holes in the axle. In my opinion, I had no doubt the gear puller would bend and its teeth would break off, but I was surprised to find that it started to remove the hub. I had damaged those ends so badly that the puller bent the hubs to the point of splitting them apart. That's pretty impressive. I could have used a grinder to adjust them, but by that point, I had done too much damage. In the end, I just cut the axle in half with a saw and had to order new parts. I wish I would have tried this product to begin with, along with some PB Blaster and WD-40!.

Ronald Ware

| Dec 15, 2020

The perfect solution for my problem! Replaced the bearings on a motor for a pool

5/5

Getting the large puller to work perfectly was no problem. This is a large set of heavy-duty tools that now occupy a place in my toolbox.

Abigail Henderson

| Aug 25, 2020

There are relatively few tools that are suitable for consumers

3/5

These are probably fine if you're only doing light work, lawn mowers, bicycles, etc. However, if you require anything more serious, you'll likely be If you have hardened metal, don't trust their grasp, go with a pro An alternative is to use a quality puller.

Kayson Daugherty

| Dec 06, 2020

This is worth the effort

5/5

I bought these steering wheel pullers when I needed to remove a steering wheel. This 3-pack was the best choice for me since I wasn't sure what size I needed. I was pleased with their performance. The complaints have not been heard. After using them for a project, I moved on to another project.